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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-01

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
Philadelphis, II; chicago, 4.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 9.-When
Philadelphia beat Chicsgo last Thurs
day It was supposed that the acme Of
bad ball playing had been reached, but
the game today oblitersted all previous
records. The White Stockings could
n dther c.tch, throw nor tat q I'd ware
simply beaten from the tins the first
ball was pitched BALDWIN was sent
to llft In the third inning aud Vac
Haltern sent In to pitch, but that did
no. good, aud In the eighth Williamson
was put in the box. The visitors
played good game through II all aod
batted sve-y pitcher Chicago put up
against them. Score:
Chicago 10 90 0 O0400-
Philadelphia. 2 Ia 4 Ply
Earned runs Philadelphia, II;
Chic ago, 3. Two base hi,s-McLsugh.
lin, Mulvey. Fogsrty, Fsrrar. Three
base hits Fsrrsr, Wood. Home runs
-Farrar, Wood, Piefier. Double
plays-Willismson, Arson and DAILY ;
Ffefisr, Bald win and Arson, DAILY and
Baldwin, BuffiutoD, Oh, ment and Far.
rar. Base on balls-W illiamson, 3;
Barns, 2; Van Hsltern, Sunday,
Bufiinton, Mclaughlin, And ews.
Base on errors-Philsdelphia, 8,
Chicago, /. Struck out-Bufiintop Q;
BALDWIN, L: Van Hsltern, 2. Pissed
bslls-Anson, l. Wild pitches
Baldwin, 2; Van Hsltern. Time
Two hours and forty minutes. Umpire
Dave Sullivan.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALr-wEDNEsDAy. AUGUST 10. 1887.

Club squadron from Marths's Vine
yard to Msrblshead. When the Vol.
unteer cross d the line with scarcely
wind enough to give her hesdw way, her
rivals we're hull down on the southern
horizon fully six miles astern. As the
wind had been light since yesterday
afternoon when the yachts Of
the squadron were beating around
Ospe Cod and even q dead calm pre-.
vailed for hours a, q time along the
south shore during tho night. This re-
suit shows tbs p'endid work OF the
new sloop In light winds, while her
windward selling yesterday, in which
she outpointed every competitor,
proves her TO be without O rival under
such s,nditioas.
At 9:5J O'Clock lthe Mayhlwsr
passsd Half Way Rock, a full mile
ahead Of the Pritcilla ard Bedcuip,
and thIes miles ahead Of the GrAci
Capt. Craven o. ne of the May n >wer,
and says that ne had q calm II night
aud did norkIow wnere the Puritan
was The May a over crossed the lir o
at 1910 O'Clock, three hours and a
hslf behind the Volunteer. The Pris.
ella and Bedouin are having q close
race. The Bedouin will take the frst
prize in her class. The Bedouin
crossed The line at 1922 o'clock
the Phscilla ct 1922 o'clock.
As the Volunteer approached the
line she drilted along with scarcely
breez, enough to keep her headwsy,
but she fpslly brought mp at the line
safe easy winner In 24i hours from
the time Of starting. As abe passe 4
into the harbor she was carrying hei
malnssil, working and club topsais,
and even with all this canvas she
seemed scarcely TO move. In sbs
drifted, however, AMI at 8:l5 o'clock
when she dropped anchor of the L ,si
ern Yacht @ ub house, she was ssluted
by the guns on all the yachs in the
harbor and by cheers from throngs o.
people now gathered on the shore
The Puritan did not fnish, out con
tinutd on 10 Roaton
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THE TURF.
Fins RAclpg AZ monmouth PnTL.

FtuF Racing az monmouth fuFks
EEw YoEE, Augnsi 9.-rto weather
a. Monmouth Park va, Gnoi lhs g..
.50dan,o large, aud tho tracE SOME.
what dry snd lumpy.
First Race HaLdioap; thTee.quar.
t.H o. milo. S,ar o'c-Fdlt7f,
Pauoc'ss, Iohi Ban. E1IiEu, T. .stsr
-uucay. Filreaco J. Bfi, Ruse,
Luna B,psn. EJhsu won by tE'
Myths, Bait second, Fiufogca 4
third. Tims--l:lb.
Second Rs-s--fhs Camden stake,
for two year ol's; three quarters Of q
milo. Stsr.sfs--FJfdham, Bendigr,
I1slia COLI Pros ect, Figaro, As1ir.
ORE, AuslTieBnP, Fiitsway, Sir Dixon,
Oont.fi, May BucSlly ely. OlJulad,
4 itawEv, Austrer ne and F0rtham
Alternately led, but In the home
stretch SIR Dixon came aEsy and
won by three lsng tB, Aui,rialne
6ec'nd, 70 DIAM thfd. Tme-i:l0.
Thid racs--1ne Ea,ontogn e.akta
one mile. stutor The Bad, Birnum,
Climax, P.ec.Oit, D ceoa, Ins Bsfd
was fulky ard DELAYED the safi con.
eideTably. A. iengt they 20, good
start, with Pre- osa, Baruum aud the
Bird runniug In the order Gaued.
They ran IN this way until VOL into
the back a.fotfh where OimaK took
M the running 18th p ,eciOaa, tlrlum
aud the Bard next Near tho 8tsbieB
They we're ba clsd 81 se.y with
| Cumrx in the lead. Thsre va no
c anrs iu the elat've position ~ the
leaders until They we're well into tho
hons slretcn. There Toe BIgi wa7
civ n bis head aud ridden hard.
Prtc.osa gave him q hard hIlt, 7udi
though Er Won, 81 was only by ban q
lc'a,h. Climax Eas th.td. Time
/ 1881
F1urlh Raca.-Haadlchp, ous mile
aad On dghtl SKATE 8--Eula1f
Wickhsm, Pg'il3, Pa, sEeedy, D.
| who're sad Felons. Dsly.d no Woa by
| tg1 lengths, .Pouiico lsgord, Esrus
third. 1me-l:S7l.
Filth Rsce Selling, Que mil- 5El
| lhIee.sixteonlhe. staftou-Tbo B5ut-
| bon, Gonilillu. Rayel.cI and E8igaA.
GoniaI1u Won lby length Tire Bo1r'
bon o cJrd, EugnG Third. Tine
o.O7.
Sixth Raec-B md'cap hurdle, Quo
mile AID three quatt1rr. stuter.-
Jim M,G5win, va psyif Sudan
Sam Ensty end Ok0.lng Sam Emery
Won by two lsu3thf, Mgn'mor'
second, Jm MCG0aan .lri. Time
$500.
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Lou,.vfIIe. q, Cinciunsti. 4.

LouIsvrLLs. KY, August 9.-The
Lonisvilles won u close and exciting
game from Cincinnati. The home
team started in 10 win, scoring three
times 10 the first, Collins got his
hasa on Carpenters error. Corkhill
mufied Hscker's liner and Browning
came home after corking three bag
ger on VOLTS hit. For the visitors In
the second r ,illey took first on Whites
tumble, and came home on Corkhill's
home run. Both sides scored in the
fourth on bits by Wolf and White and
Fennelly's hit and steal, Corkhill's out
at first, and Rsmsey's wild pitch. In
the sixth McPbes's three 6sgger was
followed by Fennelly's hit. Ihs
Louisviles scored the winning run
after two men were cut. Browning
hit and stole second, aud scored on
Wolfe hit. Ferguson was of Ia his
lmpirlnR, giving the home club the
worst OF II In outs a. bIses. Sore:
Cincinnsti........0 col l00 "a
Louievllle.........3 90 / 000l SIS
EIrned runs-L)u sville, 2; Ciuclu-
nati, 2 Two base bils-Woli, Bid.
win. Thee base hits-BrJwning. Nc.
PhFe, 9 Hon Tun-O1rkhill Boss
On hails-By hullslp, l. Slrnck ou'
by Rms Z, o, Mnllane,4 Pass. ID
bslis--BsilgiD, 2 Wild pich-au,-
.ane. Umr u-Fergus)n.
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A m5u med Martinez, while
SONY . a. .J-r |a cfrua ~ A'rany
W.|..a'sy OIL. f.u.t Ws sH 10
Ugh a cigu .s ys- pAfsin. iaa
r.,pNaI., l.r .r Hdi ny Ios z'd
thit Hl va8 hf.n .s. uIa the or.
Y boz g.. t.s EHnnd the
~r hss UuI 'H- ] ttt BIN
st.tDI. lI,r rHH .ar Hs.-
ur,z usit rr 1gl,'r : 8 ls trc host
Wa1 10 ul 90 H. 4Hou hui aud
tll o..plul ID .gtlJ tNay. Halp sr.
r.yat ani med rs .'. sac urmln,i
when B. aprrari ia .Llugh badly
hr64ul Ir bones V.ye broken.
M.rlHtz F.fs- r..H.a pain md Wa
ukrnt1taH .0...pL Biaouglt she
e.p1l U".H. v..rn3 creature
God nrs ki|f Hy uaG, vas enraEsd
by zoo hssr GI lYe mstg1.--B stou
journal
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W. E.ouig, n. Cleveland, ..

81. LOUIE, DO, August 9.-Ceve
land gave the Browns a hard tussel 10.
day, pounding King ct will, but 10y
magnificent Gtrrak Of batting in tho
last Two innings pulled out a victory.
The gsms vas by far the best OF the
Cleveland Goiieg, and was repl,ts With
brilliant fielding, especially on C,sve.
lAud's part. Allen made sevetsl brl
liant running catches, while old Pete
Hoisipg rulled doSn Whist looked
like home run dries. DIly va,
splebd dly euppcr'e', as was kiDg,
Boyies'e clioning and throwing to
bsses being vond 'viuily fac 0'N5iile
sueging wss feature Of the game
For tns p,Gt nine t.mee a! tho bat in
two gsmes he hss made nine siuges
with e total Of thirteen bass. Mexican
6eIdsd beautifully, AZ did Stricken ard
Latham. Score;
81. Louis., ..,.,....9 0000S0 3-1l
0.evulaDi......O OOl232O 20 s
i Tned Tuuo-st. Louie, 10; Clege.
land, Z. Two base hits-O'N gill.
Four, RIaRrin, Kug, Hl,aing end
Toy. Thrs base ults-iathani aud
0'Ho'l, y .uble p Ays--B ylp, Rolin-
Jos, stricker, Toy d Allen. Base on
bsils Stricken. o Nsii aud Carol. 2
Struck out--kDb'rFon ind Dsly.
Passed bslls--Boi chalsger,l /. Wild
p!lehcs- Ki1g, ., Dlly, l. Time-rso
hluW aud thr 'yiiie minutes. Un-
piTg Cufrg
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Swimmers Meet.

FALL RyEa, Man August ct o
,sTgest meeting Of the spinn0rs y ION
10 many mon Ia was held o'l.gh 90
deciie wcihef 20 support ,n5 striking
pinners a. the mi % Of the American
linel aud Mechanic UU.pIra'iola.
and whether TO snlhQnEl asirke 49, ]
irt millF whore grievances yis' Tbs
Uuiuu voted 20 tu8.a'n lf1 strike o.
condition that 10 tho Bt.is-
meut a exciting Gonh'es the
strikers abide by tho docBion 81
fhs Executive Committee On tee
question Of general or ko NJ lbu
mills whore up ci.l .iisyhaC,8 o. h I'd
work AID lev SGg.6 exist ! WAS
noticeable that grsat change m ste
lselIug Of the Up nGefI hsu taken p see
tbs lat week Last Tuesday MIN.
dsDutations from a dossa m,l.B welo
b,i1ge tho Executive COMMITTEE clam.
or'ng for peruis,i1n togtrk'. Tonight
several Of these same lyiunffg vefU
siIliug 10 try and gee along Tor .
while longer under existing ciicum.
siarcts, without 6irisg. THE
1hangs ia due 10 he isct ttat - overai
cf these mills cnang1s have been made
IN the npeed ol machlnog nD1 Toe
mules now run slower, tins MAKING
to work oi the gpinngrs eI1.or ].
wAs decided 70 leave tBa mat'rr N the
hsuds a the Executive Commit "a,
who are author ed toOIcr a silkr a.
lny m'il where they urc 81 1piu' n
lhrt special grievances yH'ht l. I.
reported that 40 uudorg. sudiug 10
cen reached With the AmoucBn LIN
On Mi.l ofho SIS by which thu bp,l O.
aru 10 20 On vofl MONDAY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10
raI,Imnrr. iai nri..Io

BAuuvokE, Mn, August s--G1rd.
neT. iccs, amateur vas trod IN the
box TO-DAY b. the home club, AID he
Did iarly VOL 10 70 the seventh In
ring, Vhon elk rams were rolled mp
sgsirgt him ~ means OF base OF
balls, . man being hit, four singles and
q double. Re va, Vell supplred end
his club did good work with the stick,
bot could not mora than tie the sc1rs
until the lat half IT the ninth ~
ping, Uho1, with O man on frat and
20 mNr 0ut, Sullivan apruply called
lhs gone o. account Of dArkne 8,
ttCugs ;tora was plenty OF gut. AZ.
tend nee 1000 NCofe.
Bu.ir rr.........2 u | $40 0--iO
Neuop .Iii rG--3 o 10000 ] Oil
Elrul3 va .....4i.,. ., Is's. O.
1El b 'ss h.'H-Dsy Ryan, Hobart
Three base hi.6-TnC ser a0d Purcell
n'ub'r t.gys--rgckar and Davis, Dan.
isl8 aid ruehCr Base on balls -Tr0tt,
Davis, Dtn.0lB 2, GeTha Dc, RtJtorj,
Ryan. Hif-O'Buen Bsas on efrlrr
Baltimore. {; Moe, 8 struck uu'--
By GaIjutr 3.!by sCushmao,5 Passed
belle -- Dsnitid, 2. Wild pitches
5lrtnc', p Tms--fwo hoaru nlt
lnr4 I've nirutel Umpie-Sulliysg
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rooms AID 30 So
- ~ IL liHHn firsst.
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Pilt.bnrr. aai se,fan. . .

P17UyRe Augu6t o Tho PitiC.
nu-xs caused quite a crest surprise 20.
dag ry 8sis7ung the Boston tlam M
The e-aissl manner p31-ible. TIE
visitor were completely ou'playsd at
avaiy point, sn1 Rsdbtufne kDocked
ont vi ,ho box in ,ho sixth Inning,
Kelly pitched &c remainder Of tte
..rr. end val hit gs hard as Raj.
b,urrs h a bsc1. Tho Pi.i15urgs
PLAYED 20 isct Hsiiirg game, whilc
.aa B1stIus made q ridiculous nov OF
ii0us, see. Eet oaa Of ths SE runs
ia She Gr.t .ug was earned. Smith
made 'omhtaab.o o1eha'ied ta'cl.
Carroll K5shao aud Dliym pio battod
v.ll. MORRIS pitched y remarkable
game. Atenda1c', 1000. Score:
Piteburs Of. ....0 030G2b l-23
Boston .......2 10000 0 o. 3
H,med runs-Piltsbure, 0; Boston,
3. TWo bare hits-Car1Il, Smith (2),
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Ditl

LfWNEL-.ft Hr.IJCrr1. 80. IS J5nc! ayo.
nuo Tutidsy rraHirg, Nuru7t"i 1897, Lows
lahHhli fFff ~ I'hff'
Funeral viii nto place ifom biz lsie resi-
ds6so tat, WEDNESDAY, moruibg atsiN
oct 81. asry's.a 700. Peters Church At @
o'cock. Praall 81. iha iamiiy ore Invited
g. attend.
MiLaZZO A.. rsI.lonrr. Ng. az Poplar
ttfrrt. IuHlI g.. AuVuH. p. 1870 u lit
O'Clock D 81. 'har, aged I JoW aui 2
mun be-, dausH sf oi fslo ana amelia
ilfaau.
Fubo-tl from r,r.lssga this WEDtEs
DAY afis,r .r .tig'.oc lfIodd Of ne
hIily invited.
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TUT DIAMOND and TRACK.
A SHOW MADE OF BOSTON BY
The PITrsBURG TEAM.
Other Winners In the League and
AssOclatiOn-Races ut Mon
month Park
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

BIRMINGHAM, August 9.-Presdent
Morrow, Of the Southern Baseball
League; Toby HarI, Of New Orleans,
and W. B. Desne, Of Memphis, came
in today for the schedule committee.
The meeting was deferred until to-
morrow awaiting the arrival OF Preei-
dent Hart, Of Charleston. Meesrs.
Morrow, Hart and Desne, like the
msnsgers Of the Birmingham Associs-
tion, express themselves unreservedly
In favor Of playing through the sea.
SON. Burks, Gibson and Masran, who
have arrived from Nashville, will play
tomorrow against New Orleans, with
Gibson in the box.
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Ilntnirranttrr.

srRAousE, N. Y August Q AT e.
diy's ee lon Of tbs Uailoi q 1'.'rg
Cuiteg Ar0ciauol CJnys.t on, i
Was Toa1lged i0 fIm "a UEli0ua 'ui,H
assembly Of 'l Knights OF L11lt.
The association viii i'Usl.,f aa.7'
n trad a. ai Dr. not Jnlf .. lsp'f
uitho k1ilGisai Labor nor viii tluy
Doe rppr0rcatsf il my TdUC a1-ChbIJ
not composed escUryag n X lEltf,
40 lto.U.t Now W X and b LHii
organizations belong g. lia. ur'1U,
and they ore IrUIngt.' t0 ri.ldf v
from tle uri.u and gs. c.8r.sr ifou
III Heights.
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TWO BIG DEEDS.
one for u Considerations Of sic, 600,
100, the Other $4,000, 900.

nOO, tne othrr tS3,oOOsVOO.
CLEVELAND, O., Angus. 9.-rwo q
the heaviest deeds ever fled in the
cou.ty were presenled 10 Recorder
Anderson TO-DAY. The action Of those
interested In having them placed
upon the records IS in TIE line " the
fsvTssB i;ioa os tho E;csg, Plate
railrosd TIE t,s, deed Was execu'sd
ny ID w. Caldwell, ss master com.
missioner, 20 r. p. 0cntt, wm, X.
Vanderbilt, Jam A RooBe welt ard
john s. Ks nfdy, the committee who
purchased tho road several months
sgu on bnhai OF the stockholders who
sought the rtorgaolz,iion. The deed
transferred 20 the committee al the
properly Of The road from Bptfalo 70
Chicago, and the consideration was
tl6,OOO.OOO
The second deed Wa executed by
tns purchasing committee % ID. ".
Cald Fell. j. n Wade, Gee A Gar.
eltGou, John q. Hale aud Harvey II
Brown, Of THE city. Il IA Hia'Ud ths'
IN, pfcper;y included ID th mort
gage comprises tho Mckee Pa's road
way to Ohio, 940 milce, Ell OF the st
tioua, and other property Of tho road
thin the cor hnes Of toe Stale, and
240 80 Of the rolling s,ock owned hJ
thu Nicfal Pate. 1l5 confederation
giyou Ia t23,5JO,OJ0
Tra smnuut OF the canaideIatoa Dr.
each cas- has NJ special si.uIgcEuca
10 ,hs lrst deed ta1 property va
tranolsrred in accorlErcs With . ia
diCOsl dtcfee, aud u The low nj pric.
az 3hIch the coat stated Oh" property
nigh DO sold. A. tho sine %, O.,
fs'0 the purchasing committee me
With opposition. the sacgud dec,
'r5beI .Ts that part Of tlu road ln Ont
% rcsiden's ol the Sat, iIEt tle!
may cure he Incorporation D. ih
rpoYp l.zsd comgaH7.
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NV York, mol, IsdI.nnpoIi., ..

lSDIAsAPoLIs, IND, Augosl o.
Loose fielding, coupled vita the inc.
billy OF indianapolis 10 hit safely at
the tight lime, gave New York q gsme
today. Welch was hit bard In the Grst
inning, but iiser that was elective
when effectiveness " . needed. Va.
entine, the regular umpire, retired o.
tha ClOss al the hrst hal Of the second
inning, on account Of his injured arm,
aud Kseie, Of tue New Yorkp, filed
hs place with fair ability. Score;
New York .........0 l so 1907 10
In diana o.is... 2 600 600 S
Earned runs--lrdHnsYo'if, 9 New
York, G. Two bGfs hit-Colu5r, q
Ew ~. Rlcnsrls n Three base hts
-sh gmhsrg, uaaGa. Hlma runs
Dscny, W-Ich EAse or Ia s-EwiHg,
More Bee On srrifB-lIdiprpp1lin,
/; New YORK, g. S rack cut Sssy,
II Passed bsUH--Arludsi. Time.
Two hoara. Unp'r8a--Naen,ine asd
X eie. Of New York
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81 -lrr..i AIhIeIIc.. D.

NHw Y.HE, August 8 The Ath.
leucs e.ugd more rune ,h,n the
Bfoek'yls today, IN. ths home cub
exec 81 in G.liirg. Tho laliei's o..
forf v pc rot acaf'y 70 cottly rs those
Of the Q1tkeiI TIE gone wa a. no
time irimest.ng l3 The B,ooslyus got
tte icsd iu Ito Grtt inning aud held
Il "a the clUs. Seward was rather
Wild carly ~ the gone, ard X b neon
TIRES poorly 90 tsc1ud. fbe only pay
Woy , meliion. z ere a fne stop Of
q dG'rg cutter aud throw 10 Rrst by
BUR "a RAINING catches by Nc.
Clellan hRd SEcrtwood. Baner rado
tWo bad 0rrlfB, but he accepted ten
chances. Score.
Brooklyn. .......2 O22 10000 8
Athleiic........,O U 3O2 00O O. 3
T. rrsd ruur -At1 'otic, 2; b ooklyn,
?. rgo bsc hts Mcclellan /, sio-
vey I. so Oh bsl.a- Porter aod
Io1Ie. Base on Cr1ors--Bpoklyn, 4
athletic, /. struck 0u,--B ooklyn, -
A'hftc, 4. Passed balIs-- Peoples,
q Ripiosor, 3. Wild piche'-sew
ard 2 Tine Gas hour aud Iry.
ave minnttA u mpire--MtQia q.
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Dissolution Notice.

Csc, y. Moorr. Go. hcCtt'Irs
Tim. tUfuy,
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"W.i you tru5i mo-, Fauny1' be
cried, pt.r.onstely creeping hes Hs1l
"Wlth on uy Hoad, Abg5stu-.' 500
wh'tparfl. n~a.iIUg m lis ufu y
BOOM "W9u'i 20 heaven sou vaIa
uy tailor" hs UuImuui sltto voer.
a1d tpritI.y F1 book Isf 90 uis am
ard islf lr. 1at hereafter Der D.,
q .CE,a % Eah1 .u'l wing gul
Wlu'1 bFrHUJl ttC'i.a ls.r.t1a
i.rruty aud Te 'gaa .rligrsi Ing iu
hyH minutes
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Me,ropoi,.a. Beat Ciue Challenged.

CHICAGO, Ill August 9.--The Della.
ware Boat Club, Of CHICAGO, sent
challenge TODAY 20 the Metropolitan
Bat Club, Of New York, Tor suother
race between toe double sculi crews
Of the two oIgan'z atoms. Tney d sire
. ace to be rowed at Pulimau, aud
II ga course is selected agree TO pay
thv rip expenses OF the Metrop0i.
inns
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Sutton, Daily. Three base bit
Kuehne. Home run-Oarroll. Base
on balls-Csrroll, Coleman icy, Dial.
rymple (2), Kelly. Base on errors
Pittsourg, s. Struck out-By Morris,
8. Passed balls-Daily, 8; Carroll, 2.
Wild pitche,-Rsdb ourne, Time
One hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Powers.
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Detroit. "a, wnsh,nx,on, 10.

DETROIT, Mich, August o Wash.
iugton earned today's game by good
batting and lost 1t by poor fielding.
Burks pitched Ave innIngsisand was
hit hard. Twitchell relieved him for
the rest Of tho gams, and Jared little
bet.e a. the hauds OF the statesmen,
who pounded out five runs Ia the sew
enlh, apparently settling tie contest.
Ho sevrr, Detroit vent in for blood,
aud with seven tingleP, FarTelps loN
throw 10 fret and q triple, scored
eight rune, Only three ui them being
earned. At, that the visitors seemed
To lose deart, aud Farrell, who made
nit good Tor home run, stopped at
third sI d then lsi Detroit put him ont.
he home club fsided in good form,
the only error being Burko'e tumble
Of Illness clean hit. Score:
Detroit. ..........2 O20 | 900 SIS
washingtou...-l O2O2 O-lO
Earned runs-Detf1its, 8; Washing
tons, 10. Two BASE hits-Ri0bardson,
Carroll aud 0'Bien. Three base hits
-BfOutheIs, Hiuee aud Farrell. Home
ruu-rnomp5on Double plays
White and BfOu,hors, Richard, on and
BIouiher, Hsniop, Rove and witch
oil; Myer., Farrell Sad o Bren; Myers
and OBrltn; Farrell, Myers aud
OBJ zen. Bsse on balls -lisnlon,
Rove, Whit, Myers, Carroll, 2 Base
un errors-D sitoit, 4 Struck out
by Burke, l. Passed bails-MIck, /.
Hume Two hours and O quarter.
Uupife-Sullivan.
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